Passwords and forms (which should be already be hidden, have to double check)
Search suggestions
Windows SSO (already hidden with another patch)
Phishing and malware protection (in the privacy panel): we don't want them because they involve reaching out to Moz, IIRC
Extension recommendations (don't remember what I meant, probably that we don't want to show "recommended" , especially because it says "recommended by Mullvad Browser", when it's actually "recommended by Mozilla")
Not audited, but disabled by default:
Picture in picture (not sure where's the harm here...)
Media keys controls (PBM vs. non-PBM: PBM already says "Firefox is reproducing some media", so I'd be up to keep this)
@ruihildt did you want us to hide additional settings?
Now it links to Mozilla, but if we get the same system as the Tor Browser, then it's fine.
Let me check. It could be a preference that for some reason we set in Tor Browser only, probably app.releaseNotesURL:
pref("app.update.notifyDuringDownload",true);pref("app.update.url.manual","https://www.torproject.org/download/languages/");pref("app.update.url.details","https://www.torproject.org/download/");pref("app.update.badgeWaitTime",0);pref("app.releaseNotesURL","about:blank");// disables the 'What's New?' link in the about dialog, otherwise we need to// duplicate logic for generating the url to the blog post that is already more// easily found in about:torpref("app.releaseNotesURL.aboutDialog","about:blank");// point to our feedback url rather than Mozilla'spref("app.feedback.baseURL","https://support.torproject.org/%LOCALE%/get-in-touch/");
Some of these preferences should be set to Base Browser and Mullvad Browser, too (especially the ones not related to torproject.org).
Find more search engines (This is a link to a category which is a weird mix of extensions, you might want to remove it in Tor Browser too)